Johnny Stewart Rob Roberts Gun Works 200163 Final Strut Turkey Choke Beretta/Benelli 12 Ga

The Johnny Stewart Rob Roberts Gun Works Final Strut turkey choke for Beretta and Benelli 12-gauge shotguns is a specialized tube built to deliver dense, consistent patterns when you're calling birds to close range. Turkey hunting demands precision in your shot placement and pellet distribution, and the right choke makes the difference between a clean harvest and a missed opportunity. This tube is engineered to work with both Beretta and Benelli platforms, giving you a dedicated option if you're running one of those popular 12-ga systems.

Rob Roberts Gun Works has long been respected in the shotgun-choke community for building tubes that perform in real field conditions. The Final Strut is designed specifically for turkey loads, concentrating shot in a tight pattern to maximize your effective range without over-chokering to the point of erratic performance. Whether you're hunting spring gobblers from a blind or calling birds over decoys, a dedicated turkey choke helps you keep patterns where they count—in the head and neck of your target.

If you run a Beretta or Benelli 12-gauge and want to optimize your pattern for close-to-mid-range turkey work, this is a straightforward upgrade. Drop it into your barrel, pattern it with your preferred load, and you'll have a clear picture of how your setup performs before opening day. Turkey season waits for no one, so dial in your gun now.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this choke fit my Beretta or Benelli 12-gauge?

Yes. The Final Strut is designed to work with both Beretta and Benelli 12-gauge shotguns that accept standard choke tubes.

What's this choke designed for?

The Final Strut is a turkey-specific choke tube engineered to produce tight, consistent patterns ideal for turkey hunting at close to moderate range.

Should I pattern-test this before hunting?

Yes. Pattern testing with your actual turkey loads is always the right move. Every gun-load-choke combination performs slightly differently, so shooting paper before season tells you exactly what your setup will deliver in the field.